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On Mar 16, 4:04*pm, Brian wrote:
My opinion is it depends on you situtation. I think usually it cheaper and perhaps faster to get the power rating and then and the glider rating. The exception is if you have a good soaring/gliding club nearby where you can exchange your time for cost. It may take longer learning to fly at a club but the cost for getting the glider rating may be very low. If you are going to do it strictly through commecial operations then learning to fly power 1st *usually makes the most econmic sense. After you have your power rating you can add the glider rating in probably less than a week. Brian As long as you don't care about learning to do it right. I've spent years finishing up what the one weekers don't do. UH |
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